Archive · 17 Sep 2026
Minister Savita Highlights Development Works During Penukonda Municipal Tour
Minister Savita visited parts of Penukonda to review development work.
She opened newly completed concrete roads in two municipal wards.
Residents also celebrated the reported solution to a drainage problem that had lasted 35 years.
She inspected a new bus shelter at Ambedkar Circle.
The shelter was funded through personal contributions.
She also reviewed possible improvements to the Junior College grounds.
The minister said Rs.
20 crore would be used for more municipal projects.
She said the government is focusing on development and welfare instead of political revenge.
Minister Savita inaugurated newly completed concrete roads in Penukonda Municipality’s Wards 17 and 18.
She said a 35-year-old drainage problem had been permanently resolved.
A commuter bus shelter at Ambedkar Circle, funded through personal contributions, was inspected.
Savita announced that Rs. 20 crore had been sanctioned for municipal development works.
She said 90 percent of the ‘Super Six’ promises were fulfilled and house documents issued to 1,200 families.
- Who
- State Minister for Handlooms and BC Welfare Savita, accompanied by alliance leaders and local officials.
- What
- She toured Penukonda, inaugurated roads, reviewed civic projects, and announced Rs. 20 crore for municipal development.
- When
- Wednesday.
- Where
- Wards 17 and 18 of Penukonda Municipality, including Ambedkar Circle and the local Junior College grounds.
- Why
- To highlight development and welfare work and review planned improvements to local infrastructure.
- Minister
- Savita, State Minister for Handlooms and BC Welfare
- Location
- Penukonda Municipality, Wards 17 and 18
- Municipal allocation
- Rs. 20 crore sanctioned for development works
- Drainage issue
- A 35-year-old crisis was reported as permanently resolved
- Welfare progress
- The minister said 90 percent of the ‘Super Six’ promises had been fulfilled
- Housing documents
- Issued to 1,200 eligible families
- Other project
- A commuter bus shelter at Ambedkar Circle was built through personal contributions